Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-03
X. BoUSENNA Il Co.,
Discounts and payments.

The entrance was by no means impOs-
~, and Cambremer had vague sus-
RCOn that Monsieur Bousenna's banking
operations might be mixed up with some
hing OF the nature OF usury. His charge
nng the bell timidly, heavy tread was
heard, and the hall-open door gave
glimpse ola man wrapped mp in figured
dreslnggOwn.
"Ah! it is you, is it," said II rough
lpiCe.
The chevalier, somewhat surprised at
keng a banker who opened the door
Am'eIl to his visitors, thought it neCes-
fry to speak in order to save the young
EaR the embarrassment Of introducing
Am.
am the friend, sir, OF the family OF
Eonsenr Paul Nernier, and | came with
IN tins morning to speak to you about
n urgent affair"
NJ ,Bousenna gave his unknown visitor
ElaIlCons look, but after a moments
|Es'allon he made up his mind to admit
An urgent affair" growled he. every
|E5 can guess what it is. Come in ~
Inns curt invitation was followed by Il
kli OIL Sleer that gave Cambrcmer food
n thought.
h Vne would think he knew that the
Il nat lost the money, and thought |
come here to beg him Off," said he
UNSET, as he followed the banker to
" private Office.
M'oon as they had entered the re-
~ winch was but dimly lighted by n
se window, Francis began to examine
aan before him with curiosity. lie was
n a and powerfully built; his broad
. 1au smoothly shaven chin gave him
.s' Rahce mild aspect, which was
jiIGl'Cted by the brilliancy OF his eyes
. inIs thin lips
IIeTe are the ten thousand francs
"A SII i sent you to collect yesterday ?"
Fl wy rough linanCier to Paul,
Vuu not see the motion made by the
n.y. mah, who, instead OF replying was
|I I oul ms pocket book, Tor he added
threatening tone:
warn you that | will not accept OF
y noi; or Guarantee The money,
n ICY , are the ten thousand francs
,Mu raul Nernicr, while the cheva-
4 E Yu,iiaSed at the terocious outburst OF
Il , GSDher was tempted TO take him b,
m IIV'' W. Bouscnna shrugged hi,
4. ''IT Us he caught sight Of the bank
fm me TOOK them, however, counted
rs W,i Of his desk. ''''' ~
o". 'g 'le was doing 40 he looked sus
d TT' at Cambremer.
~ Mhat do ! owe the honor of Won
Ecs ." said he, after moments 81
Asy,IEio,,! ' o be brief, sir" replied tin,
' '''Ier FOR am in a hurry This i
= b,ar ~" -. brought me here. | am goinl
rpro vi a Journey OF month, and | d,
him. t,i w. 'Hke my money with me. VI,
10 be- " uo, who has the good FORUM
@lDoIl I 1UIr secretary, told me that yol
4 jonpp .!,nahS consent to take my fund
' a' hlImy return"
= all Nm N" ,, Wv no! slr, replied the banker
+ Camhr,auch indifference that it SCENE,
ycrvy ' ' too much like acting.
# tyD oH5l good ! will return This after
fng ,"" pay II m" said Cambrmer
sascnn'oe ' n, II You please" said NJ
4 Puaco" w., Tlll' a smile that wus mcr
teeth "" "'u ", winch showed a double no,
Il Vor,n, w white Ns ivory.
Rql, co 20 "s ,a Good day, my dca
+ ecdcy"olTi'" farewell to hs young iricn
d Tim" "L went down the alnirs lol
+ Pun yo,oi lie was tranquil rs 10 IN
eck the ,no, ny hc had seen him pa
+ ~ pnrj money, but the bnnke,'s stronp
b Eb'dp,,'r him greatly. ''''''
"''' 'ccu those eyes